Sentence examples for develop gear from inspiring English sources
Most of the entrepreneurs who develop gear for the parents of babies are like Mrs. Frankel, clever amateurs trying to fill a need they have discovered while raising their own children.
Ericsson A.B., the largest supplier of wireless-network equipment, indicated it had made almost $1.62 billion by selling half its stake in Juniper Networks Inc. Ericsson will use the proceeds to develop gear that lets mobile phone users download video and surf the Internet.
The company is also working with vendors to develop gear that fits the female form, something that has long been given short shrift by suppliers.
That's why the Army established the test center in 1949 -- to develop gear that could hold up in the coldest regions of the world.
His research into mechanics, in turn, enabled him to understand friction and resistance, knowledge he used to develop gearing systems.
According to the theoretical basis derived, manually created local gear damage of different levels and naturally developed gear damage in a planetary gearbox can be detected and located.
Perhaps the key figure in the shift to developing gear specifically for weekend athletes in need of forgiveness was Howard Head, who among other things developed the Prince Classic, the breakthrough oversize tennis racket.
Thus, aquaculture quickly developed geared towards foreign trade, based on the cultivation of high commercial value species, and whose cultivation technology was known.
From the big walls of Yosemite to the peaks of the Alps, climbers are setting speed records as techniques develop and gear becomes lighter or is left behind in favor of a minimalist approach that leaves little margin for error.
Product developers should develop better protective gear which can offer better protection and reduce the high risk for the martial arts that require protective gear (e.g., Taekwondo).
Often employers in an area work with community colleges to develop curriculums geared toward actual job needs, sometimes providing scholarships or promises of jobs after graduation.
